A perforated electric ladder cable tray is a type of cable management system used in electrical installations. It's designed to support and route electrical cables, making it easier to organize and manage wiring in commercial, industrial, and residential settings. Here’s a quick overview of its key features and benefits:

Key Features:
Perforation: The tray has holes or perforations along its length, which allows for better ventilation and heat dissipation, helping to prevent overheating of the cables.

Ladder Design: The tray typically features a ladder-like structure with side rails and rungs. This design provides robust support while allowing for easy access to the cables.

Material: It’s commonly made from materials like steel, aluminum, or fiberglass, often coated or galvanized for corrosion resistance.

Size and Load Capacity: Available in various sizes and load capacities to accommodate different types and quantities of cables.

Modular and Adjustable: Often designed to be modular, allowing for customization and adjustment to fit different installation requirements.

Technical Data:

5.1. Suitable Plate Material:

Steel thickness:1.0-2.0 mm cold rolled steel and galvanized steel

Profile width after forming:100-600mm automatic change

Height of profile: 50-150mm

Sheet length: 2000—6000mm

5.2. Working Speed: About 2-3 meters / minute

5.3. Forming Steps: about 20 stations

5.4. Material of Roller: GCr15, Quench HRC58-62 Plated Chrome

5.5. Material of Shaft: 45# Advanced Steel (Diameter: 90mm), thermal refining

5. 6. Driven system: Chain Driven

5.7. Main Power with reducer: 22KW WH Chinese Famous

5.8. Cutting: Hydraulic Cutting Cr12mov

5.9. Material of Cutting Knife: Cr12Mov, Quench HRC58-62

5.10. The whole machine is controlled by industry computer-PLC.

5.11 PLC--PLC-Delta

5.12 Encoder--Omron, Japan

5.13 Electric parts--Schneider

5.14 Adjust the width by the motors and the rails, controlled by the PLC

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Application:

• Industrial Facilities: For managing large quantities of cables in factories, warehouses, and manufacturing plants.
• Commercial Buildings: Used in offices, data centers, and retail spaces to organize and route electrical wiring.
• Residential Installations: In larger homes or buildings where organized cable management is needed for electrical systems.